Looks like a local high school stadium done installed themselves a couple of them there fancy line arrays:
Speaker cables appear to be expertly strung, too.
Speaker cables appear to be expertly strung, too.
High school stadium line array
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Re: High school stadium line array
Now wait a minute, didn't Clair do that swirly thing with horns (a few years ago, OK a few decades ago).
Now wait a minute, didn't Clair do that swirly thing with horns (a few years ago, OK a few decades ago).
Re: High school stadium line array
In this case it got "louder"-but also sounded worse at the same time. I guess an acceptable tradeoff for somebody.
Stack and splay (a totally viable technique) is very different than what is done here.
In this case it got "louder"-but also sounded worse at the same time. I guess an acceptable tradeoff for somebody.
Re: High school stadium line array
I like the beam steering via driver offset to steer the beam up.
Mac
Looks like a local high school stadium done installed themselves a couple of them there fancy line arrays:
Speaker cables appear to be expertly strung, too.
I like the beam steering via driver offset to steer the beam up.
Mac
Re: High school stadium line array
The term "not a clue" comes to mind.
I bet somebody is "proud" of the install. WOW look at all those speakers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The term "not a clue" comes to mind.
Re: High school stadium line array
At least it's not distributed badly like at my High School's fields. I hear AT LEAST 3 different sources at any given time because of how they are positioned... I think there are about 8 horns pointing at various angles on one of the main bleachers.
At least it's not distributed badly like at my High School's fields. I hear AT LEAST 3 different sources at any given time because of how they are positioned... I think there are about 8 horns pointing at various angles on one of the main bleachers.
Re: High school stadium line array
They just like to forget about that little thing call "propagation delay" . Of course many in our industry ALSO want to simply ignore that little fact-that causes all sorts of sonic issues--------------------------
A SINGLE source wins every time. Anytime you start to add sources-there are compromises.
But they have the field "well covered".
They just like to forget about that little thing call "propagation delay" . Of course many in our industry ALSO want to simply ignore that little fact-that causes all sorts of sonic issues--------------------------
A SINGLE source wins every time. Anytime you start to add sources-there are compromises.